The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is poised to approve additional cryptocurrency exchanges before the end of 2024, according to CEO Julia Leung. Speaking on October 6 to local media outlet HK01, Leung confirmed that 11 platforms have already undergone on-site reviews, with further progress expected in their applications by year-end.
WilfredHong Kong's SFC warns against fraudulent crypto exchange websites, taking action to protect investors. Public urged to verify legitimacy and exercise caution amidst ongoing regulatory efforts.
Huang BoOn December 22, the official website of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission announced the "Circular on Funds Involving Virtual Assets Recognized by the SFC", replacing the "Circular on Virtual Asset Futures Exchange Traded Funds" issued on October 31, 2022.
JinseFinanceSpecifically, the SFC has raised concerns about potential fraud involving Hong Kong DAO and BitCuped
AlexSEBA received its in-principle approval in August, and has now received the full licence.
ClementIlluvium's upcoming debut on the Epic Games Store represents a pivotal moment in blockchain gaming, potentially bridging the gap between blockchain and mainstream gaming.
JasperUpon final approval, SEBA will join the pioneer group of licensed entities in Hong Kong that will provide services for crypto investments.
DavinIt's been a busy month for Epic Games when it comes to blockchain engagement.
BitcoinistEpic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has responded to Minecraft rejecting NFTs by reaffirming his stance regarding the matter. Minecraft Says ...
BitcoinistEpic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has said that the firm will not ban NFTs, as devs “should be free to decide how to build their games.”
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